Category "string"

How to split a string in to list where the number of string in the list is defined?

So if I have a string: s = "this is just a sample string" I want to obtain a list of 3 characters each: l = ["thi", "s i", "s j", "ust", " a ", ...]

Split string of possibly adjacent elements of unknown length by type in JS

Given a string (actually a svg path) such as: "M72 0v754h405v-86h-311v-211h302v-86h-302v-285h311v-86h-405z" I want to obtain an array where each element is eit

Average test score from result array with varying group sizes

I am working on a problem where I have to calculate the average from a bunch of test results with the following criteria. -his program was tested on several tes

How to transform the word Gr\u008Egoire to it's normal form in Javascript?

Hope you are doing well! I have a list of french names with accents, but I receive them encoded like "Gr\u008Egoire", but I want to display the real word. Thank

how can I edit lots of swift string at once?

In my project, I have Localizable.string file which is having more than 10,000 lines keyValue format. I need to convert all of keys which are dotCase format lik

Print 1st word of each sentence in text using python

How to ignore text inside (). In below example I have to ignore printing directions) & Over right). Example: Text = "A paragraph is a self-contained unit of

words amalgamation

I am new user learning python. I have query if it can be done or not. If user input a word suppose "Dance" and characters are "$" and "@", he would get a all po

In Azure Pipelines how to post a dynamic, multi-line comment generated in a previous step using GitHubComment task?

In an Azure Pipeline, the following will post a multi-line comment to a GitHub PR: stages: - stage: MyStage jobs: - job: CommentOnPR steps:

How to Determine the K^th character in the concatenated string

Given a list that contains N strings of lowercase English alphabets. Any number of contiguous strings can be found together to form a new string. The grouping f

Reverse string without affecting special character

I'm trying to reverse a string without affecting special characters, but it is not working. Here is my code: def reverse_each_word(str_smpl): str_smpl = "S

Dart / Flutter - Validating a string for URL

I'm trying to create a system in which I can validate a string to check if it's a url or not. (https://www.google.com/) I found the flutter package validator b

How to remove '\u{ef}' character from String Swift

let's say I have a string var a = "#bb #cccc #ddddd\u{ef}" and i am setting it to textview like this let text = a.trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespacesAndNe

Reversing a string on C language

In this program, the user is allowed to enter words of up to 20 letters, which are stored in another array and printed from the end. But there is error on my co

Assign sequence of symbols into a variable/string in Python

this sequence of symbols is required as a password in an app: 9h/#13/'!O!Nr},w_T0 6!ws%N\c^i,4" How can store this to a variable/string?

Why does JavaScript handle the plus and minus operators between strings and numbers differently?

I don't understand why JavaScript works this way. console.log("1" + 1); console.log("1" - 1); The first line prints 11, and the second prints 0. Why does Jav

how to convert the dictionary string to dictionary int?

A = {'1': '[1,2]', '2': '[3,4]', '3': '[5,6]', '4': '[7,8]', '5': '[9,10]' } B = {'1': '70', '2': '70', '3': '70', '4': '70', '5': '70' } How to convert this m

Extract a string between double quotes from the 6th line of a file in Unix and assign it to variable

Newbie to unix/shell/bash. I have a file name CellSite whose 6th line is as below: btsName = "RV74XC038", I want to extract the string from 6th line that i

Python Count Letters in Word

I am looking to complete this code but cannot get it to execute the right way. The program connects two user-inputted names into one full name and then looks fo

Should I use f-strings? [duplicate]

These two print statements produce the same results and at least to me the first version looks more readable. Should I stick with the f' versi

How do I compare strings in Java?

I've been using the == operator in my program to compare all my strings so far. However, I ran into a bug, changed one of them into .equals()